Orators, he decides in "Dynamic and Synoptic Declamation", should dehumanise themselves in similar fashion: the futurist declaimer must "metallise, liquefy, vegetalise, petrify and electrify his voice" and "gesticulate geometrically, thereby giving his arms the sharp rigidity of semaphore signals and lighthouse rays, to indicate the direction of forces, or of pistons and wheels".
Band-like assemblies with sharp bends and rigidity were also produced in the presence of MWNTs.
Friday's program, "Against Interpretation and Expression: The Aesthetics of Mechanization," emphasized works created during this period of New Objectivity, as it was termed in Weimar Germany, when Romanticism was eschewed for a confluence of neo-Classical lucidity, mechanical rigidity, the sharp angles of African art and American jazz, and sardonic cheek.
But the excitement and freedom of Cobra stand in sharp contrast to the austerity and rigidity of De Stijl.
AFM11,12 can resolve sub-optical features using a sharp nanoprobe to test the height and rigidity of a surface.
Two years ago he won over critics and bloggers with "Rise Above," a song-by-song reworking of Black Flag's "Damaged," the bilious punk classic, which broke down the emotional and musical rigidity of the original with razor-sharp harmonies and sinuous West African-influenced guitar lines.
This gives it rigidity and the ability to be bent into sharp angles for a clearly defined line, like cast iron".
It lacks the sharp reflexes of a BMW 328is, the rock-of-ages rigidity of a Mercedes CLK320 or the fist-in-a-velvet-glove control of the Lexus SC 300.
Oblique, horizontal and vertical lines run along, whilst a series of sharp surfaces intersect designed to be rebellious, liberating even from the rigidity of more traditional design.
The first key point of their strategy is to prove a sharp quantitative estimate for a weaker inequality related to the torsional rigidity.
For example, the energy minimum of mature amyloid fibrils might be deeper and sharper than those of native monomeric proteins, as suggested by the rigidity of the amyloid fold, as well as the nucleation-dependent polymerisation mechanism [86].
